Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-26
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
LOCAL NEWS.

The new \. 0. |. W. paper n Denver will be issued on March lst.
 The Mint IS now making 8 speclslty of Chicago beer on drsught. It IS a splendid beverage.
 4 recent paper carnival in Tomb stone nettei SPA This IS considered A big sum for the tImes.
 Capt. Csliahsn's retirement promotes Second Lieutenant \. l.. Dean to be First Lieutenant of Troop A, 4ta Cavalry, now stationed at Fort Lowell.
 Sehor Adolto Yssquez, of this city, il is rumored, intends taking unto himself @ better half from among the pretty sefori:as of Altar, Sonora.
 Miae owners are preparing 10 engage !n a more active work of development Ut their properties, ID 0 hope of both discovering high grade shipping ore and putting their cla.ms ln condition to sell.
 Nr. William Owens died at his ranch near CalaDasas On February 10th, from the effects Of pistol slOl wound re- ceivel hccIdeutally a few days preyl- ous. Ills remains weIe taken to No gales and buried by tue side oi his broth CT who Was killed by the Apsches m theIr raid on Peck's ranch.
 The facilities offered tbe public by the solid banking house of Mr. D. Hen ders1p, ID all matters pertaInIDz to such aa institution, are indeed appreciated by the people of Southern ATIzOns, and bis volume of business IS increasing at a satisfactory ratio, He deals hberslly with every one, and exhibits 8 public spirit that IS highly cOmmendable. Ills iDcrea ass1g popularity Is fully merited and the people appreciate his reliability and sound financial abilities.
 Everybody goes to Dr. George Mar uu's drug store after one trial of his pure and fresh goods He orders di- rect from the laboratories every week, and no stale drugs or chemicals are kept on hand. Neither does he charge larcenOus prices for goods, but is con tent with 0 fair profit. Everything usu- ally kept ID a drug store can be found on hls shelves, even 10 the choice toilet articles, perfumery, etc. Call in and see the genial proprietor, especially if you want prescription filled.
 There is 6 very strong disposition shown in New York to improve the con GItion of the canals of that state, which for some years past has been permitted to deteu rate. \ very earnest move ment ID the interest Of these water ways was in4ugurstei two or three years ago. in which the late HoratiO Seymour took Rn active part, and 1t seems 10 have taken firm root. 4 bill is now before the legislature. and will probably pass, sppropristiug SJJ0.OJO for canal i'm pGOvements.
 The initial number of the Audubon Magazine has been recsIved. IL Is pub iished In the interests cf the Audubon Soclety for the protection of birds, by the Forest and Stream Publishing Com pany Of New York, at 70 cents per year or 6 cents per copy. The society was 1 founded in lSS6 for the protscuon ot l American birds. not used for food, from destruction for mercantile purposes. T. | IS for the purpose Uf spreading broad | csst such information collected by the | society ss may create publ Q sentiment i n harm Iuy with Its views, that thIs | magazine IS published. r. also contains | much interesting information relating | tO birds and i=. altogether, a worthy | publication that should find favor ID every family.
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